Originally posted by J_Player
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Being in business(?) for years and able to hawk something is probably not the only defining criteria of a "viable technology". Further, I also feel it is an insult to real technology to hint that perhaps what Dell is selling is even related to "a technology".
But I'm glad you mentioned his products, because they (or something similar) have been around since about the late 60s or early 70s. They were a scam then and today they are still a scam. (BTW, Dell is not the only purveyor of such items dating back that far. I could list them all but it's pointless...)
Basically, when pure snake oil can be marketed, and sold to a select number of technically-challenged individuals, it is really not a measure of the merits (or lack of merits) of the product itself; rather it is a clear indication that our US Justice system contains "holes" and is not a perfect system.
(....unfortunately)Perhaps in the future, the State AGs (or FTC) will have enough time to investigate such items; but for now they have bigger fish to fry.
Look at the bright side... Quadro Tracker is no longer in business and I believe Sniffex is down for the count.

(Incidentally, if Dell makes a response here he is going to want to tell everyone that he has a clean bill of health with the BBB of Florida and zero customer complaints. When judging his retort, one should also remember that he claims his contraptions were utilized in the location of Noah's Ark. You are free to make your own decisions regarding his claims...)




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